Does MM still like Whispir (WSP)?

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Question asked 04/12/2021

Does MM still like Whispir (WSP)?

Hi MM,

WSP has fallen below $2 - Last update on this stock was MM liked WSP about $2.20. Is this still your view? also if you were to buy only one of the following would it be -ABB, AD8, CXL or WSP.

Debbie G

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Hi Debbie,

Again a few questions here so answered briefly in bullet point:

We still like cloud-based communications platform WSP here but the price is obviously frustrating as it drifts below $2, we haven’t pressed the buy trigger yet – it’s still one we are considering for our emerging companies portfolio.
Of the 4 stocks you mentioned above, ABB, AD8, CXL and WSP our pick today would be Aussie Broadband (ABB) especially if it dips back under $5.

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